Close Associate of Anti Pakistan Asadullah Khalid and Late Gen Raziq Eliminated in Kabul

[Areesh]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1118781287693787136

 

[American Pakistani]

Raziq must be turning in his grave now.

His legacy has been fkd by ISI...

 

[zeeshe100]

Raziq must be so scared now.

He took panga with wrong people...

gen abdul raziq was killed in 2018

 

[American Pakistani]

gen abdul raziq was killed in 2018

Thanks for the update, I was not aware of it as I don't follow much news about Afghanistan.

Edited my post.

 

[ShaikhKamal]

As Pakistanis we must also accept the blame of interfering in Afghan affairs and supporting our puppets instead of coalition government in 1992. In hindsight, Ahmad Shah Massoud would have been a better leader of Afghanistan and nearly 4 million Afghan lives would not have been lost duet to civil wars, US invasion and occupation. On April 24, 1992, the leaders in Peshawar agreed on and signed the Peshawar Accord, establishing the post-communist Islamic State of Afghanistan – which was a stillborn 'state' with a paralyzed 'government' right from its inception, until its final succumbing in September 1996. Under the 1992 Peshawar Accord, the Defense Ministry was given to Massoud while the Prime Ministership was given to Hekmatyar. Hekmatyar refused to sign. With the exception of Hekmatyar's Hezb-e Islami, all of the other Peshawar resistance parties were unified under this peace and power-sharing accord in April 1992. Although repeatedly offered the position of prime minister, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar refused to recognize the peace and power-sharing agreement. His Hezb-e Islami militia initiated a massive bombardment campaign against the Islamic State and the capital city Kabul. Gulbuddin Hekmatyar received operational, financial and military support from neighboring Pakistan. Then we found another puppet Talibans and started another bloodbath in Afghanistan.

 

[maximuswarrior]

Indians must be mourning for losing assets left and right. This is undoubtedly another huge loss.

 

[Mentee]

As Pakistanis we must also accept the blame of interfering in Afghan affairs and supporting our puppets instead of coalition government in 1992. In hindsight, Ahmad Shah Massoud would have been a better leader of Afghanistan and nearly 4 million Afghan lives would not have been lost duet to civil wars, US invasion and occupation. On April 24, 1992, the leaders in Peshawar agreed on and signed the Peshawar Accord, establishing the post-communist Islamic State of Afghanistan – which was a stillborn 'state' with a paralyzed 'government' right from its inception, until its final succumbing in September 1996. Under the 1992 Peshawar Accord, the Defense Ministry was given to Massoud while the Prime Ministership was given to Hekmatyar. Hekmatyar refused to sign. With the exception of Hekmatyar's Hezb-e Islami, all of the other Peshawar resistance parties were unified under this peace and power-sharing accord in April 1992. Although repeatedly offered the position of prime minister, Gulbuddin Hekmatyar refused to recognize the peace and power-sharing agreement. His Hezb-e Islami militia initiated a massive bombardment campaign against the Islamic State and the capital city Kabul. Gulbuddin Hekmatyar received operational, financial and military support from neighboring Pakistan. Then we found another puppet Talibans and started another bloodbath in Afghanistan.

Afghans sealed their fate the day they decided to impose a war on Pakistan and the Pakhtoon segment of afghan society

 

[ShaikhKamal]

Afghans sealed their fate the day they decided to impose a war on Pakistan and the Pakhtoon segment of afghan society

Another misconception among many people in Pakistan. I have met many Pakhtun Afghans in Canada and USA and they all blame Pakistan. Your narrative seems to be based on false assumptions.

 

[Mentee]

Another misconception among many people in Pakistan. I have met many Pakhtun Afghans in Canada and USA and they all blame Pakistan. Your narrative seems to be based on false assumptions.

Yeah keep this narrative and diplomatic talk spared for a tea session in the cosy environment of our drawing rooms and focus on facts like Afghanistan invaded Kaalay miskeen dalkhor long before india did, and the northern alliance committed a massacre against the pakhtoons?

Afghani racist drug lords must be baffled that how come these toll collectors of the past have the audacity to beat us to kingdoms come

 

[maximuswarrior]

Another misconception among many people in Pakistan. I have met many Pakhtun Afghans in Canada and USA and they all blame Pakistan. Your narrative seems to be based on false assumptions.

Frankly whatever the Afghans think has zero relevance.

History doesn’t lie. Everyone knows who is to be blamed for what.

 

[Mentee]

Frankly whatever the Afghans think has zero relevance.

Precisely the right platform for this kinda talk is the news rooms of pakistan advocating how pak must behave and not hurt the feelings of others

 

[ShaikhKamal]

Frankly whatever the Afghans think has zero relevance. History doesn’t lie. Everyone knows who is to be blamed for what.

Afghan must blame themselves and we Pakistanis should blame our part in the destruction and deaths in a neighborly Muslim country.

 

[fitpOsitive]

Another misconception among many people in Pakistan. I have met many Pakhtun Afghans in Canada and USA and they all blame Pakistan. Your narrative seems to be based on false assumptions.

The problem is : as they get peace, they try take away our peace. Whenever they are stable, they begin to talk about taking half of Pakistan.
So my dear friend, we will never facilitate Afghan peace process, till we are given in written that, they will not talk about any inch of Pakistan, ever again. But yes, if they provide such assurance, we can help Afghan govt. And our help will be of great value.

 

[Skyliner]

Mission clean sweep.

 

[Mentee]

Afghan must blame themselves and we Pakistanis should blame our part in the destruction and deaths in a neighborly Muslim country.

Your neighborly country prolly gonna meet the same fate if they ever dared cross the Pakistani red line. These scums been giving refuge to every other trouble maker on the planet and then have the guts to blame Pakistan for their screwups